Word: autumn
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshmen and men who have not tried for the team before should come out if they wish to keep with the more experienced players in the fall. Now is the time to make a good impression by hard work, as the hard workers will be given the preference next autumn...
Fielding candidates for the baseball team are to be called out next Monday. The work will be a continuation of the fall practice. All men who intend to go out for the team this spring and who did not report for practice last autumn should speak to Dr. Sexton...
...September, 61 candidates reported for practice to Dr. Sexton. Of these 23 were Freshmen, but it seems probable that the squad will be sufficiently augmented this spring by men who could not play last fall, on account of other activities, to make up for this loss. In the autumn an independent team under the name of "Rovers" played a series of thirteen games against various other organizations...
...Frye '15 appeared to be the choice of pitchers from the candidates of the autumn, though W. G. Cummings '17, H. E. Fitzgibbons '15, and some others are possibilities. E. W. Mahan '16, who was playing football during the autumn will be a strong addition to these men. H. L. Nash '16 was playing on first base with Captain Ayres on third. Although Captain Ayres is now unable to play, it is hoped that he will be back in the field in a comparatively short time. F. G. Fripp '16, F. P. Coolidge '16, and R. T. Gannett '15 were...
There is less use than formerly of such terms. as the "Big Three" or the "Big Four" in college phraseology. No college can afford to talk of participation in such a title when any bright autumn, after the various registrations are computed, it is liable to find itself a dozen numbers, more or less, further down the list than it supposed it was. It seems but half a dozen years ago, though it is really more, since one thought of Harvard, Yale, and Princeton, possibly including Columbia, Cornell, or Pennsylvania, as the "big" universities of the country, meaning in numbers...